It’s not often you see the Kansas City Chiefs implode outright, but that’s exactly what happened when the team suffered a shock 20-17 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. There was an offensive implosion, a defensive implosion, and even a special teams implosion that might actually have been the worst implosion.
Offensively, the Colts defense seemed to irritate Patrick Mahomes, who threw for just 84 yards in the first half. His frustration seemed to boil over as Mahomes headed to the locker room at halftime, when the Chiefs quarterback said his offensive coordinator Eric He got into an altercation with Bieniemy. Instead of trying to get into his goal range on the field, Eric Bieniemy decided to run out the clock at the end of the half. kick.
Despite a rough day on the offense, the Chiefs still had chances to take this game into overtime, but those chances fell through the window when Mahomes threw an interception on Kansas City’s final offensive play of the game. I went outside.
The only thing in this game that was uglier than Kansas City’s offensive play was their special teams play. I made it Horrible special teams play began in the first quarter when Skyler Moore muffed a punt that gave the Colts possession at his line in Kansas City four yards.
The Colts scored a touchdown three plays after the Muff Punt to take a 7–0 lead. As if that wasn’t enough, kicker Matt his Amendola missed both the extra point and his goal on the field. The missed field goal came from just 34 yards out.
The Chiefs’ field goal team was also involved in one of the strangest calls of the day. Kansas City were 4-for-11 and the Chiefs had him lined up for a 42-yard field goal, but Amendola was unable to attempt the kick as Andy his lead called for a fake.
Between false field goals, missed field goals, and missed extra points, that’s the 7 points the Chiefs left on the field. The Chiefs’ defense also made a costly mistake. This is explained in the weekly stats below.
Now let’s take a look at the results of each game in Week 3. Click here to learn more about the Browns’ 29-17 win over the Steelers on Thursday.
Indianapolis 20-17 Kansas City
Chiefs-Colts grades by John Breech (Do you like grades? Hate grades? let him know on twitter.)
Cincinnati 27-12 vs NY Jets
Bengals-Jets stats by John Breach (Do you like your stats? Hate your stats? let him know on twitter.)
Tennessee 24-22 vs Las Vegas
Raiders-Titans grades by John Breech (Do you like or dislike grades? let him know on twitter.)
Chicago 23-20 vs Houston
Texans-Bears results by John Breach (Do you like your results? Hate your results? let him know on twitter.)
Carolina 22-14 New Orleans
Saints-Panthers grades by John Breech (Do you like grades? Hate grades? let him know on twitter.)
Miami 21-19 vs Buffalo
Bills-Dolphins grades by Bryan DeArdo (Love or hate grades? let him know on twitter.)
Baltimore 37-26 New England game
Tyler Sullivan’s Patriots and Ravens stats (Love or hate stats? let him know on twitter.)
Minnesota 28-24 vs Detroit
Lions-Vikings Grades by John Breech (Like or Hate Grades? let him know on twitter.)
Philadelphia 24-8 vs Washington
Eagles – Commander’s Stats by Jeff Kerr (Like or Hate the Stats? let him know on twitter.)
Los Angeles Rams 20-12 vs. Arizona
Cardinals-Rams stats by Bryan DeArdo (Love your stats? Hate your stats? let him know on twitter.)
Green Bay 14-12 Over Tampa Bay
Packers and Buccaneers results by Jordan Dajani (Do you like your results? Hate your results? let him know on twitter.)
Atlanta 27-23 vs. Seattle
Falcons-Seahawks results by John Breech (Do you like your results? Hate your results? let him know on twitter.)
Jacksonville 38-10 vs LA Chargers
Grades of Jaguars-Chargers by John Breech (Love Grades? Hate Grades? let him know on twitter.)
Denver 11-10 vs San Francisco
49ers-Broncos results by John Breech (Do you like your results? Hate your results? let him know on twitter.)
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